Investment Map

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  Netherlands - CBI Project   UNCTAD: Partnership with United Nations Conference on Trade and Development    ITC: International Trade Centre   
 

for better foreign investment attraction and targeting in Sub-Saharan Africa

Investment Map provides foreign direct investment data for 80 countries at the sectoral level, together with foreign affiliates, trade flows and tariffs for over 150 countries. The ITC-CBI partnership provides Investment Map as a tool for international business development in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Attract Foreign Direct Investment

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Investment Map helps Investment Promotion Agencies identify:

  • Priority sectors for foreign investment
  • Competing countries for foreign investment
  • Potential foreign investor countries

Investment Map helps companies identify potential locations for investment abroad.

  Ghana Kenya Mauritius South Africa Madagascar Ghana Kenya Mauritius Uganda Zambia  
  Rwanda Tanzania Senegal Uganda Zambia Rwanda Tanzania Senegal South Africa Madagascar  

The promotion of trade and investment often go hand-in-hand. Inward investments, particularly those that improve technology and human capital, can contribute to increasing and diversifying the exportable offer. The ITC-CBI Programme on Information Management and Capacity Development in Sub-Saharan Africa provides access to Investment Map in: Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritius, Rwanda, Senegal, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia until 30 November 2008.

Staff of selected Business Support Organisations (BSOs) and Trade Support Institutions (TSIs) will be mentored to analyze data and evaluate opportunities to promote inward investment in collaboration with their governments and business communities. These activities complement other components of the programme, to help businesses take advantage of regional and inter-regional trade opportunities. For more information about the programme, contact Mr. Eric Buchot at buchot@intracen.org or +41-22-7300824.